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AUGSBURG FORTRESS SUMMER 2010 WORSHIP & MUSIC CLINICS
Join us for the 2010 Summer Worship and Music Clinic! These exciting events have been developed for the continuing education of today’s church musician. Held in a variety of locations across the nation, these events provide opportunities for church musicians to network, learn, and be inspired. In addition, each clinic features a variety of choral, handbell, organ, and piano new music reading sessions to help plan for the coming year. Our expert clinicians offer valuable insights and ideas to help participants explore ways to revitalize and refresh worship in their local settings. In addition, all attendees will enjoy a 10% discount on all featured Augsburg Fortress music during the event.
These clinics are always free of charge. (Choral packets are available for only $1 per packet. Each packet includes copies of all featured music in that session for attendees to keep.)
Hope to see you there!
Clinicians for all locations:
with Handbell clinicians:
- Nancy Jessup
- Lee Afdhal
- Matha Avery
- Scott Barker
- Linda Schmidt
- Michael Glasgow
- Michael Joy
(see site listings for the handbell director at each location) |
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Plan Your Music for the Church Year
FREE EVENTS!
Register On-Line and avoid the line on the day of the Event.
Schedule for All Locations |
| Day One |
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| 8:30 – 9:00 |
Registration and browse music display |
| 9:00 – 11:00 |
Handbell Reading Session |
| 11:00 – 12:00 |
Workshop: Not Your Sunday Morning Worship – Worship outside of Sunday Morning |
| 12:15 – 1:30 |
Lunch |
| 1:30 – 2:45 |
Organ and Piano Reading Session |
| 2:45 – 3:15 |
Break |
| 3:30 – 4:30 |
Workshop: Piano and Organ accompaniment in various styles |
| 4:30 – 5:30 |
Workshop: Children’s music workshop |
| 5:30 – 7:00 |
Dinner |
| 7:00 |
Hymn Festival: Music of the Night |
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| Day Two |
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| 8:30 – 9:00 |
Registration and browse music display |
| 9:00 – 10:30 |
Choral Reading Session I |
| 10:30 – 11:00 |
Break |
| 11:00 – 12:00 |
Workshop Option 1: The Care and Nurturing of the Church Choir |
| 11:00 – 12:00 |
Workshop Option 2: Using Music Technology in the Worship Service |
| 12:00 – 1:30 |
Lunch |
| 1:30 – 3:00 |
Choral Reading Session II |
** Session Descriptions
Handbell Repertoire and Technique Workshop:
In addition to presenting new repertoire and exploring handbell techniques, the session will explore meaningful ways to integrate handbells throughout the worship service. Two new resources for bells in worship will be presented, including hymn accompaniments, calls to worship, prayers, scripture readings and responses.
Beyond Sunday Worship
What’s new for those services outside of normal Sunday morning? We will look at tools, ideas, and some rich new resources for evening and midweek prayer services, including Holden Prayer Around the Cross and its musical companion Singing Our Prayer, plus amazing treasuries of music and worship helps for the services of Lent and the Three Days. Bring new life to those worship opportunities!
Piano and Organ Accompaniment in Various Styles: Are you interested in exploring wys to invigorate worship from the piano or organ? Join Wayne and Keith as they demonstrate and discuss a variety of ways and styles in which to accompany using the piano or organ.
Heart and Soul in the Choir Room: Nurturing Spirituality
Is your church choir a musical ensemble, a worship leader, a social circle, a support group, a class, a teacher, a prayer circle, a service club, a treasure-trove of rich opportunities? The answer is YES. Wayne L. Wold, author of Tune My Heart to Sing, Preaching to the Choir, and the new Soli Deo Gloria, helps us discover the many faces and facets of the church choir and explore its important role in the life of the congregation
Using Music Technology in the Worship Service
This session will explore various ways to use music technology to enhance worship while performing live on the keyboard or with the choir, and how congregations might use technology to create a praise band that can be used during contemporary services. Additionally, learn how to give the experience of traditional orchestral and handbell accompaniments when those resources are not available.
Dates and Locations
- Friday & Saturday July 9 - 10
Seattle, WA Area
Trinity Lutheran Church
6215 196th St SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Scott Barker
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From Northbound 15:
Take Exit #181A, left at stoplight (44th Ave W), left on 196th ST SW (Fred Meyer) Trinity is one block West of Highway 99 on the right side.
From Southbound 15:
Take Exit #181, left at stoplight (196th St SW) Trinity is one block West of Highway 99 on the right side.
Northbound 405:
To Southbound 15, follow directions above.
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- Monday & Tuesday July 12 - 13
Los Angeles, CA Area
Bethany Lutheran Church
4644 Clark Ave
Long Beach, CA 90808 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Nancy Jessup
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Directions coming soon
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- Friday & Saturday, July 23 - 24
Columbia, SC Area
St. Paul Lutheran Church
1715 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Michael Glasgow
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From I-26 east or west:
Take the I-126 exit to Columbia. The interstate becomes Elmwood Ave and ends at Bull St. Turn right onto Bull St. and travel three blocks. The church is on the right. Parking is available across the street.
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- Monday & Tuesday July 26 - 27
Minneapolis, MN Area
Luther Seminary Olson Campus Center
1490 Fulham St.
St. Paul MN 55108 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Lee Afdahl |
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Located one block east of Highway 280 and Como Ave. in St. Paul.
The Olson Campus Center and the Chapel of the Incarnation are located at the corner of Hendon and Fulham Sts., One block east of Como Ave.
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- Friday & Saturday July 30 - 31
Chicago, IL Area
Grace Lutheran Church
7300 W Division St
River Forest, IL 60305
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Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Linda Schmidt |
*In place of the hymn festival, attendees of the Chicago Area Music Clinic will have the unique opportunity to attend the final worship / performance of the Bach Cantata Camp of Grace Lutheran Church Bach Cantata Vespers led by students of the Bach Cantata Camp of Grace Lutheran Church. |
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Grace Lutheran Church is at the corner of Bonnie Brae and Division, one block west of Harlem Avenue in River Forest, Illinois, nine miles west of downtown Chicago.
From the Eisenhower Expressway (I-290)
Exit at Harlem Avenue (Exit 21B). Travel north on Harlem approximately 2 miles to Division. Turn left. Grace Lutheran Church and School is one block ahead on your left.
From North Avenue
Turn south on Harlem to Division (about a half mile). Turn right. Grace Lutheran Church and School is one block ahead on your left.
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- Monday & Tuesday August 2 - 3
Columbus, OH Area
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
35 E Stanton Ave
Columbus OH 43214 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Martha Avery
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From the North:
I-71 South to Morse/Sinclair Road Exit 116
As you exit you will come to a traffic light (Sinclair Rd) – turn LEFT (South)
Immediately prepare to turn RIGHT (West) onto Morse Road
Follow Morse Road for 1.1 miles to High Street/US-23
Turn RIGHT (North) follow High Street/US-23 (North) 0.8 miles to Stanton Ave.
Tim Horton’s/Cold Stone Creamery is on the corner in front of Gethsemane.
Turn RIGHT (East) onto Stanton Ave, Gethsemane is on your right.
See additional directions to overflow parking below.
From the South:
I-71 North to Morse/Sinclair Road Exit 116
Get in the far left turn lane (sign for Morse Road). – Turn Left (West)
Follow Morse Road for 1.1 miles to High Street/US-23
Turn RIGHT (North) follow High Street/US-23 (North) 0.8 miles to Stanton Ave.
Tim Horton’s/Cold Stone Creamery is on the corner in front of Gethsemane.
Turn RIGHT (East) onto Stanton Ave, Gethsemane is on your right.
See additional directions to overflow parking below.
From the East:
I-71 West to I-71 North
I-71 North to Morse/Sinclair Road Exit 116
Get in the far left turn lane (sign for Morse Road). – Turn Left (West)
Follow Morse Road for 1.1 miles to High Street/US-23
Turn RIGHT (North) follow High Street/US-23 (North) 0.8 miles to Stanton Ave.
Tim Horton’s/Cold Stone Creamery is on the corner in front of Gethsemane.
Turn RIGHT (East) onto Stanton Ave, Gethsemane is on your right.
See additional directions to overflow parking below.
From the West:
I-71 East to I-71 North
I-71 North to Morse/Sinclair Road Exit 116
Get in the far left turn lane (sign for Morse Road). – Turn Left (West)
Follow Morse Road for 1.1 miles to High Street/US-23
Turn RIGHT (North) follow High Street/US-23 (North) 0.8 miles to Stanton Ave.
Tim Horton’s/Cold Stone Creamery is on the corner in front of Gethsemane.
Turn RIGHT (East) onto Stanton Ave, Gethsemane is on your right.
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- Thursday/Friday August 5-6
Philadelphia PA Area
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
415 E Athens Ave
Ardmore PA 19003 |
Clinicians
Wayne Wold, Keith Hampton, Michael Joy
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From Philadelphia:
City Line Avenue south to Lancaster Avenue (Rte 30)Turn right on Lancaster and follow for about 2 miles. Turn Left on Wynnwood Avenue. Athens avenue is the second light,Church is on the left.
From Allentown and NE Extension:
I-476 South to Broomall/Upper Darby exit [rt. 3]. Turn left and follow route 3 to top of hill (shopping center on left). Turn left onto Eagle road. Follow Eagle road across Haverford Avenue (2 miles) Eagle becomes Wynnewood Avenue. Go one more mile, St Paul’s Lutheran Church is on your right, at Athens avenue.
From Northern New Jersey, Western PA or Northeast Philadelphia:
Take PA turnpike to route 476 exit (where NE extension, 476 and east-west turnpike come together) Take 476 south about 10 miles to Broomall/Upper Darby exit; follow directions from NE Extension.
From the South:
Take Interstate 95 north to 476 North (Plymouth Meeting). Exit at Broomall/Upper Darby (route 3). Turn right and follow Route 3 to the top of hill. Shopping center on left. Turn left on Eagle road. Follow Eagle road across Haverford Avenue (2 miles) Eagle Road becomes Wynnewood Avenue. Go one more mile. St Paul’s is on the right, at Athens avenue.
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Clinician Descriptions
Wayne L. Wold is Associate Professor of Music and College Organist at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, and an active church musician, composer, performer, author, and clinician. An active and prolific composer, Dr. Wold has hundreds of published compositions for organ and choirs and is the author of numerous well-known hymn texts. Dr. Wold holds a Bachelor of Music Degree from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN, a Master of Sacred Music Degree from Wittenberg University in Springfield, OH, and the Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from Shenandoah University. Performing on organ and harpsichord as a soloist and ensemble player, he has appeared with the Maryland Symphony Orchestra, with the Hood Chamber Singers at Lincoln Center, and in numerous churches across the U.S. and in Europe.
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Keith Hampton is Director of Music Ministries and Organist at the Park Manor Christian Church, in Chicago, IL as well as the Director of Choral Activities at Gary Comer College Prep, A Campus of Noble Street Charter School. Dr. Hampton is very active as a conductor, an organ soloist, an accompanist, and workshop presenter. Dr. Hampton earned a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Westminster Choir College, Princeton, NJ, a Master of Arts Degree from Marywood University, and a Doctor of Music Degree in Church Music from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. Dr. Hampton is the President of Dr. K.T. Productions, Inc., providing music transcriptions of Black Gospel Music with the use of Finale by Coda Music. His arrangements of Spirituals and Gospel Songs are published by Augsburg Fortress, Earthsongs Publications, and Hinshaw Music.
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